| Show I Siinrlat Morning (j - l3C - Reserve Fleet Attests Great Britain’s Might at Sea Holland’s Old Foe die Sea Becomes Her Valuable Ally Wtliil By John Dukson OSLO Norway Aug 12— Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels has stolen a march on Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and a storm is brewing behind the Wilhelmstrasse curtains It is nonpolitical but it is causing great waves of excitement Hi Mhfc '6Sss Officials of Goebbels’ propaganda ministry suddenly emerged In dark blue uniform with wide silver stripes on their trousers Impressive gold braided shoulder straps and gold and silver breast cords completely outshining Ribbehtrop s men In their black uniforms with silver trimmings Wilhelmstrasse observers understood Ribbentrop will protest because he fears the difference between the black and blue cloth is not sufficient to prevent mixups Furthermore the foreign office boy are disgruntled because the quality of the propaganda ministry s cloth is better than theirs Goebbels as chief of Germany’ 12 AMSTERDAM ht u sM 345 So Stsls St L XZV vJzXk M A V A WEYMOUTH England — As rumors of war spread over the map of Europe Britons took cheer as the nation’s grim Bombing in Shanghai Marks Second Anniversary of War Japanese Shipping Office Destroyed Ily Terrorists and Blast Hurts 11 use: mu mi r Kai-’en- Crisis Arrives In Case of ‘If War Comes’ Article Defends Move Exposed Heart 13 (Sunday) Heart Rafael s Mary glass covered heart began to fail her Saturday and doctors all but despaired of saving her life MANILA Aug CPI— Tiny Physicians used oxygen at intervals In an effoit to relieve respiratory difficulties The little Frlipina born last Monday with her heart outside her chest developed bronchial pneumonia and suffered repeated cyanotic attacks Dr Guillermo del Castillo said Mary Heart might die during one of the attacks ‘The child s condition is more serious than ever before” he said “It is most critical” He said the cyanotic attacks were due to circulatory irregularities The body becomes blue in cyanosis caused by insufficient aeration of th blood usually traced to malformation of the heart Condition of the baby prevented consideration of an operation to place the heart in the thoracic cavity where it should have been or to cover it naturally by plastic surgery PRICED TO CLEAR! PIECES 4 “ “ 95 " BERLIN Aug 12 UP) — An authoritative German magazine Saturday intimated strongly that should Germany and Poland become Involved in war Germany would attempt to seize the large coal deposits of Polish Upper Silesia and of the Olsa basin fora merly part of now Polish This indication of nazl intentions appeared in an article in Die Czecho-Slovaki- Deutsche Volkwlrtschaft an economic weekly close to the minis- of economics “We do not hoave the ambition to become the ’coal dealer of Europe’” the magazine said "but we believe ourselves justified in stating that the right to coal belongs to him who actually needs try it most “This Is especially true when this coal was illegally taken from him through important losses of territory” The article argued that two-thir- of Upper Silesia’s coal was ceded to Poland by Germany In the treaty of Versailles and that Poland took Important coal deposits when she seized the Olsa region in the first partition of Czecho-Slovaki- last a and October Wafprlnll! 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at midnight hotel ball China government at Chungking rooms dance halls and other night were not arrested although Amerdam U S Envoy to Russia spots were closed all residents ican volunteers British troops and Speed Is Vital were ordered off the streets after International Settlement police Presents Credentials 1 a m The question remained however United States marines quickly cordoned the area The scene of the bombing was and Amertcan members of the whether the section could be MOSCOW Aug 12 In the settlement north of Sooflooded sufficiently before an InA Steinhardt United Shanghai volunteer corps particinew chow creek and Just at the border vader could get across the eastpated in the precautions of the aettlement section conern half of the country Some be- States ambassador to Moscow SatDemolished trolled by the Japanese lieve the flooding could he done urday presented his credentials to Building The bombing occurred Saturday in 24 hours others believe It Michael' Kalinin head of the Although the Chinese-Japanes- e -In North China began July war when would take much longer unknown persons night central executive com7 1937 the Shanghai area conThere are pillboxes on the frondropped a heavy bomb apparentmittee tier Roads and bridges are kept ly from the top of an apartment sider August 13 when fighting Steinhardt succeed Joseph E house into the street In front of began here the more Important mined permanently and dynamite will be inserted beneath the trees Davies now ambassador to Bel- the Japanese navigation bureau anniversary Reports that Chinese In an emergency Lightning makes gium an organ of the local Japanese- - partisans were planning terrorist action against the Japanese and their Chinese friends here and that the latter might retaliate caused authorltie to take drastic precautions Americans Held Safe American authorities here and in other Chinese cities remained without direct assurance of the safety of 36 Americans Including women and children In Kalfeng Honan province although the Japanese in Peiping announced re198 ceipt of a message from the Rev Penney' new enlarged store at Sugarhouse is featurFrancis Clougherty of Swissvale ing BARGAINS in all departments Drive out and save Pa saying the Kalfeng Americans Closeout were safe Plenty of free parking Doors open 8 a m No such word had reached American officials directly howg ever and efforts to reach the SPECIAL A continued LADIES’ HATS MEN’S UNIONS community the cryptic message reached PRINTED FLANNEL Close-Ou- t Close-ou- t of all United Slates embassy in ChungButton shoulder king Friday that the Kalfeng Special purchase of f P Summer Hats Americans had been “detained ” Mill Ends Fancy j U Unions Light and dark American and British members 1 I Flannel 4 to d Sizes colors Each of the China Inland mission scatI tered throughout China set aside Farh lengths Yard Sunday as a day of prayer for BLANKET peaceful solution of the Kalfeng crisis and early resumption of misREMNANTS sionary woik there All British missionaries were driven from the Clean-uwhich is occupied by the city REMANNTS TOWEL DRESSES WASH Mill-EnJapanese army by demonstrations last month Lengths 38-4- 6 chamber of culture called up Germany outstanding stage designer to evolve the grandest possible uniform for his men The result is undeniably the swankiest outfit in existence in nazl Germany today The propaganda men feel that the other ministries in Germany will have a hard time competing with them All German officials even the mayors of cities are to wear uniforms in the future according to recent rulings Since most of them belong to the army as reserves and to one of the numerous uniformed nazl organizations the result Is that many of them will be able to sport three different uniforms y able-bodi- 4F — August 13 1939 Goebbels Steals Sartorial "1 March oil Foreign Office AWO r Tiny Country Perfects Strategy To Flood Enemy’s Path Should Germany Invade Domain (AP)— If the Netheilands should be Aug invaded her citizens may resort to a daring collaboration with their old enemy the sea in an attempt to hold off the new foe Military experts say that care- hazardous to leave the trees fully worked out plans for flood-Jn- g it loo a vital area of this tiny coun- mined permanently But all this the Netherlander try by opening the dikes and disav they recognize would consti-tui- e the lie canals in the ready verting only a minor Impediment to a generals' offices German advance The unique part of the “water Some observers estimated that line defense plan"— as It is called even with the water barrier the —is that the Netherlands would kingdom s tiny army could hold he fighting not on the dry but out alone only foe a matter of on the wet side of the line days— two weeks at a maximum That however would be time They would stay on In the area with IntercomIt would Inundated enough they contend munication assured they believe give Britain a chance to come in by certain central roads possess- as she 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